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OT: 12/16/20 Snowstorm Thread: First Significant Winter Storm of the Season - Major Snow/Sleet/Rain
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Raining like mad here now, probably down to a compact 1/2" of snow. Hoping for no shovelling. Still snowing?
Looks like we are on that northern line! I smell a bust in the air. :)snow/sleet line
one toward the shore, the other in western central jersey
714 PM EST Wed Dec 16 2020
...SNOWFALL REPORTS...
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I got Sweet Pea July 2019. There was hardly any snow last winter. this will be his first measurable romp in it. I just cleared a circle out front so he can tinkle without getting his wee wee frozen.
Dry slot has arrived. Zero precipitation from above right now.
About 1 1/2" on deck. Had to knock off all the ice/snow off the batting cage net a little while ago. Thought the poles were going to bend like three years ago.
Yomommaboro! No seriously, he's talking about Hillsboro (which is actually Hillsborough). :)
As of 8 pm, we have 5.0" OTG which is 1.5" the last hour - that's pretty heavy snow. Pounding here now. Still 25F. Very heavy band on our doorstep.
Here in Howell, just got done shaking off the 32 Green Giant Arborvitaes I planted last year, they were looking real top heavy. Anyway measured in a few spots while getting completely covered in snow. Consensus, a good 6 1/2" of unexpected snow and no rain yet.
Wind is howling. Central Jersey dry slot was well modeled, and it's arrived behind the H7 WAA shove which is now in Morris/Sussex/Passaic/Bergen. Rest of the night, p-type will be decided by intensity. Wind could become the bigger story for everyone south of 78.
I feel like Pikiell with Myles Johnson commuting his 3rd foul with 15 minutes left.
Do I play it aggressive and leave him in (not go out and snowblow) or take him out so he doesn’t foul out (snow blow in a few hours)
I am betting my final number is going to be right at 9-10 inches which is right around the max that my snow blower can handle.
it is nice and cozy inside.
Do I play it aggressive and leave him in (not go out and snowblow) or take him out so he doesn’t foul out (snow blow in a few hours)
I am betting my final number is going to be right at 9-10 inches which is right around the max that my snow blower can handle.
it is nice and cozy inside.
You can blow...but know the wind is going to make a mockery of.your work.
Tango have at least 5 inches in North Brunswick already shoveled the driveway 3 times
we will see if we get into any in the early morning hours, still a potential but looks like just some sleet and icy mixture at times but it wont be able to pile up too much
4 inches here in Belle Mead so did not get all that much in the past hour. Just some snizzle right now and lotta wind
Before the next snow, lay a tarp on the ground and anchor it and mark two corners. Then when it snows, just peel back the tarp, and Sweet Pea will have a nice 8' x 10' patch to enjoy. Cover and repeat.
this is genius. I’m having some bathroom issues with my 6 month old puppy. First time in snow, loves it, but hasn’t gone to the bathroom since this morning!
The NBC affiliate in Philadelphia says that 6.5 inches fell in Cherry Hill. I looked out my front door and I would say I got less than that. (Then again, Cherry Hill is spread out.) Berlin got 3.5 inches according to the affiliate -- Berlin is to our south and to the east, but not that far. There may have been a very sharp gradient.
The affiliate also said that the snow is pretty much over for Philadelphia and its NJ suburbs, except that there may be another hit very late tonight. The temperatures are currently rising above freezing, and naturally that means sleet rather than snow. We may also get some freezing rain -- ugh. The storm is expected to end by dawn, and so tomorrow will be clean-up day.
The affiliate also said that the snow is pretty much over for Philadelphia and its NJ suburbs, except that there may be another hit very late tonight. The temperatures are currently rising above freezing, and naturally that means sleet rather than snow. We may also get some freezing rain -- ugh. The storm is expected to end by dawn, and so tomorrow will be clean-up day.
bravo...and I was trying to come up with a word to describe what was falling, snizzle didnt work because its not really raining...you nailed it..windswept pixie dust
so what are the chances we get in on that snow overnight...what time frame, almost thinking Rock and should go out now
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